Toyota Gauntlet

Under searing sun or at sub-zero temperatures, your Toyota performs the way it always does-from the way it stops to turning. At Toyota we test our vehicles through extreems in temperature, getting you there in all kinds of conditions. That's what makes it a Toyota.

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[benny332]

but will it blend?

[UltraKirby25]

Aperture Science got some new sponsors.

[AussieRoadTripper]

it would be great if everything they did in this video was true

[imumarafridi]

0:40 , Fake, car would just bend!

[mc400au]

@kyokyo36 I test drove a demo car that the dealer had and it was fine. The one I got was a brand new car that they had in stock, but it was not the actual car that I had test-driven. I think you will find that this is the way most people buy new cars. Most of the problems with the car were not obvious at first glance, but became apparent over the first few days/weeks of driving. I think the only dumb thing I did was to buy a Toyota.

[kyokyo36]

@mc400au You are so funny, before u bought the car, didn't u test drive the car , check all the details of the car?

if not, u are just so dumb

[BombshockStudios]

Sweet, so if we accidentaly drive under NASA launch sites, we should be fine then.

[Nepto148]

WOW!!! I want a car that survives a Saturn V rocket blast like that!!!, when can i get one :D

[Davez621]

@redcarpetphotography I can notice it's not CD quality on my PC speakers - they are perfect. What I mean is that it's meant to be coming through speakers in the ad itself. i.e. they have speakers playing the music in the test chamber.

[redcarpetphotography]

@Davez621 hmm not sure what you mean by "It's meant to sound like it's coming through speaker(s)". All music has to come through speakers!

Listen to the ad on some really good quality head phones. You will notice the song is not CD quality. It's kind of muffled. That muffled effect is what I was referring to :-)